What's your favorite place you have traveled?

Hawaii is the best by far! Especially Maui.

I have been to Europe and it was nice but I always choose the Hawaiian paradise.

Mahalo!

My brother said he enjoyed all of Europe, except France, most of Asia, and Guam. Paul loved South Africa and Indonesia....the people were so nice.

I've never been outside the continental U.S., but I support your cause. My husband says Germany was cool when he was stationed there. He hated Iraq/Iran.

So far, it's been New York City. Seems like every part of the world is represented there to experience.

My favorite place so far was Lake Tahoe. So pretty and I got married there.

Bancor Maine

Victoria, BC in the summer.

Hollywood, California

Grand Canyon!

Monterey

Well I have only traveled in the United States and west coast and some of the mountain states. Canada and Mexico limitedly. But of the places I have traveled outside of my home state my favorite was going to Arizona, seeing the grand canyon, going to Tuscon and Nogales Mexico.

Iraq, no kidding. I loved Italy!

The Washington coast:)

loved texas and arizona

I'm not a vet but I have friends who are -- can I answer? Las Vegas.

I've loved the cruises I've been on... I haven't been to too many exotic locations, but I'd love to go to France one day.

Tough question!! I guess I have to use the process of elimination to finally choose the favorite place. I will start with France. I spent 3 1/2 years there and surely wish I had spent that time somewhere else. There were some interesting places I visited, e.g., Eiffel Tower, Arch of Triumph, Paris train station, (I believe it was called the Invalides), Royan, Pyranees, my son was born in Chinon, I lived in Chatellerault.
This would be at the bottom of my list.

Southeast Asia would rank close to the top of the list. I've been to Taiwan, (2 years), Bangkok, Thailand, (2 years), visited Philippines, Okinawa, Japan, Guam,
Wake Island. SE Asia was very intriguing to me. You would see something new every day. I was impressed with how the people could make do with nothing. It gave me a new and stronger appreciation for being an American.

I have been to all but 5 of the United States. I have not been to the upper east coast. I think that one of the most beautiful places in the U.S. is Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The Grand Teton mountains are an awesome sight. Really enjoyed the Yellowstone Park and the miniature Grand Canyon.

I've also been to Germany, and Spain. I did enjoy my visit to Spain on vacation. I only passed through Germany. I was able to view the White Cliffs of Dover as my ship passed through the English Channel.

I've been privileged to see a great deal of this world and would be hard pressed to pick my most favorite place. There is nothing like home, the good ole United States.

Oh yes, I almost forgot, Canada and Mexico. Had a great time in Acapulco. Canada was OK but nothing to write home about.

Italy, Italy, Italy :-) I love the food, art and architecture in France but the people are not congenial.

florida

When I was on active duty in Germany I really enjoyed my time in the woods - beautiful!, the age and appreciation for their history, too! They do not knock buildings down just because - at least not as a rule.

I also spent a weekend in Florence Italy...it was like I had stepped into my Art History book from college. Amazing place....and so fun to be able to say that I spent a weekend in Florence.

My time in Europe also gave me a greater appreciation for the conveniences we all tend to take for granted.

Thanks to all those who have served and are serving! You deserve respect

I have traveled to a lot of places, but I must say that the huge red woods are my favoite place.